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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01
MINERS ENTOMBED IN A PIT.
Terrible Explosion in a ColIiery, at Blan-
tyre. Sc0fIand.

GLASGOW, May % "A terrible explosion
has occurred in the Udston coal pit, at
Blantyre, a village In Lanarkshire, eight
miles from this city. Two hundred and
twenty miners are entombed in the pit,
and il is feared that all have persisted. The
shaft is blocked by debris caused by the ex-
plosion.
Further particulars of the explosion in
the Udston pit show that the number of
men entombed is less than first reported.
Forty.five miners who were imprisoned in
the upper seam of the pit were rescued,
but one of them died after being brought
10 the surface. The others are suffering,
however, from the effects of the shock ana
fire-damp.
Access TO the lowest seam, where seventy
men are confined, is found 70 be blocked
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in Pulaski County, appraised at IS per acre.
No bid for a sale for less than two-thirds OF
the appraised value viii be received. The
terms of sale to be one-third OF the purchase
money cash IN hand on the day of SALE and the
remainder to be paid in three equal annual in
stallments, to be evidenced by the purches-
ers pTomissory notes, bearing 6 per cent. in
terest from day of sale, and secured DY mort
gage on the premises sold. Said interest TO be
paid annually in advance: the purchaser
may pay the amount of his bid in cash.
ISAAC P. GRAY,
Governor,
CHARLES F. GRIFFIN.
Secretary OF state.
BRUCE CARR,
Auditor OF State.
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Flowers for Grant,s Tomb.

New YORK, May 28.-MaDy cases of
flowers, shipped from various posts
throughout the Union, were received to-
day at the Central Park Arsenal for General
Grants tomb at Riverside Park. The gar
ners will deck the tomb early on Monday
morning.
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COMMERCIAL.

There was a steady movement in the dry
goods trade last week and the tone OF the mar
ket was buoyant. Prices, however, remain I'M
changed. All grades Of coffees advanced Satur-
day 14c per pound. Sugars sirups, molasses,
dried fruits and fish are firm and unchanged.
Receipts of poultry are heavy and prices weak.
Vegetables quiet. Drugs aud steady.
There will be no session of this board Mon
day, Nay So-Deeoration Day.
Wheat-Local market is a shade easier, both
n prices and feeling; light arrivals and offer
ings, with moderate demand for milling grades.
Futures are quiet and dull. Market all along
the line 1z@s4c lower.
Corn-Market steady at about same prices,
and some improvement noticed on white
grades Offerings are fairly liberal, and free
demand for home use. Sales after call of two
cars white ear at 4l1zc o. t. Receipts are fair,
and futures liieless
Oats-Quiet, with moderate offerings, and q
little demand for small lots. Arrivals nominal.
Rye-Steady.
Pran-Easier, with poor demand.
Hay-Stesdy at unchanged prices.
Flour. Grain ana day
Flour-Patents 81 5034 IS; extra fancy, "a 90
Ga 25; fancy, eS 1903 90; choice 60 1893 60;
amily, So 209S IS: treble extra, 81 9093 10;
double extra. q 6032 70: sxtra, 81 S5@2 SO;
Enper6ne. a. %: fine, 81 O092 Is.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS,
STATE OF INDIANA,l
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
TANn nFpA prMENTl


Notice is hereby given that in conformity with
the provisions of an act of the General Assembly
of the State OF Indiana, approved March 2 1883,
entitled IAN Act author zing the sale and
conveyance of certain lands Belonging TO the
State Of Indiana disposing tine proc eeos there
OF, and providing for the recovery OF the poses
sion Of any lands of the State unlawfully oc-
cupied and for the rent of any of the lands of
the State until sod.' Twill Offer for sale to tina
highest bidder, ct the door of Tire Court House,
in the town of Princeton, st from 10 a. m 70
D. m. on Monday, June Is, 1887, the following
described tracts of land situated in Gibson
County, belonging to the State OF Indiana, ana
authorized TO be sold by said act:
Part of Sec. Sec. is. Rg' Ac. Ap.
n. w or. S. E. Or. "a IS CIV 40 s6sU 90
s. W. or 5. E. Or "a IS sw 40 $50 90
n. E or. s. E. qr....... q IS CIV 40 $500 90
s. E. or s. E Or. "a SIS CIV 40 $3.50 90
Said lands viii be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. No bid for sale less than the ap-
praised value thereof viii be received. said
isnds are Known as Escheated Lands. The title
of the State TO these lands was affirmed by q
decree of the Gibson Circuit Court at its Nay
term 1855. BRUCE CARR,
Auditor Of state
Indianapolis, May II, 1857.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified as administrator OF the es.
tate OF Sarah Sinclair, late of Marion County,
Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be
solvent JOHN +. WALLICK,
Administrator.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified as executrix of the estate OF
George Byersdorfer, late of Marion County, IN
diana deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be
MATTE BYERSDORFER,
Executrix.
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The Oldest citizen Dsaa.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 29.-This morn.
log at an early hour, Moses r. Buchanan,
one of the oldest and best known citizens
of this section Of the State, died at his
home near Franklin. He is connected
with many Of the interesting historical
events of Tennessee. He was at the time
of his death eighty-one years of age. His
birthday celebration, which occurred not
lon, ago, was attended by his progeny to
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Cotton Dull; mid
ding, 1C5Sc; low middling, 101{c; good ordinary,
9ll-l6c; net receipts, ,l6S bales; gross RECIPES
1,164 bales; exports: TO Great Britain, 279O
bales; coastwise, 1,150 bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, 1851 bales. To- day was holiday on
on cotton futures only,
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wick, 20: coyerlet chain. 20; No. SEQ cotton yarn.
10; irvine, 20.

10; irvine. 20.
The Produce Market.
Butter Creamery fancy, zoe; choice, lSc.
dairy, selected. 15@16c; country fancy, lOc;
fresh and sweet. Sc; tow grades, S95o per ID.
E2Rs-Fresh, per dozen, loo.
Pouluy-Hens, per ID, &c: chickens, weigh
ing two to three bs. pair, pes 10. 15e;
ROSTERS, SCI hen turkeys. &c: tom turkeys
SC; geese, large and ful-feathered. per doz.,
81 20; geese, small or picked, per doz., SO 60;
ducks, per H., &C.
Game-veniEon saddles, 14@16c per pound !;
bear saddles, 15c per pound; mallard ducks,
& 1898 per doz.: teal and wood ducks, 81 Is per
dozen; grouse, 81 so per doz.; pheasants, IS 90
Fer do8; reed-birds, 81 Is per doz,; squirrels,
81 co per doc.
Festners-Prime geese, Ssc; mixed and duck
&@25c.
Rags-111Zc.
Wool-Meclum and quarter blood, unwashed,
AS25c; braid and very coarse, 1920; fine un-
washed merino, 15@lSc; tub-Washed, 309S5e;
bury and fleece crown, 5910c less.
BeesHax-16@20c.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present iobbing prices:
STn0kpd MpQtr
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.
STATE OF INDIANA,
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
LAND DEPARTMENT.

LAND DEPARTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that in conformity with
the provisions OF an act of the General Assembly
of the State of Indiana, approved March z. 1888,
entitled IAN act authorizing the sale and con-
yeyance Of cel tain lands belonging to the State
Of Indiana, dispOsing OF the proceeds thereof
and providing for the recovery of the possession
and for the rent of any of the lands OF the State
until sold,' 1 viii offer for sale to the highest
bidder at the door of the courthouse in the
town of West Shoals st from 10 a. m. TO p. m,
Saturday, June II, 1887, the following described
tracts of land situated in Bartin County, be-
longing to the State of Indiana, and authorized
to be sold by said act:
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Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. n

NEW YORK, May 28.-Dry Goods-The de-
mand was very moderate, as the attention Of
buyers was almost wholly absorbed in an exam
nation of the stocks of quilts and fannels 10 be
sold at auction next week.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01

The best regulator of digestive organs
and the bess appetizer known is Angostura
Bitters. Try II, but beware of limitations.
Get from your grocer or druggist the gen.
nine article, manufactured by DR.. J. G. B.
Geigert & Sons.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01

Said lands win be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. No bid for sale less than the ap-
praised value thereof will be received.
These lands were mortgaged to the State or
Indiana 10 secure the payment of a loan from
the college fund and were forfeited for the nom
payment of interest due 1t.
BRUCE CARR.
Auditor OF State,
Indianapolis, May, 1887.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has duly qualified as admin .stratrix of the e.
tate of John ID. Prinz, late of Marion County,
lnoiana, deceased. Said estate "a supposed %
be solvent. CATHARLNE PklNz
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Bar silver
NEW YORK, May % Bar silver. $3.50.
Decorating Federal soldiers, Graves,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 29.-The graves OF
the Federal dead in the National Cemetery
were decorated to-day with the usual cere'
monies. Congressman L, G. Houck deliv-
cred the GRAFTON,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01

II you want to know all about catarrh
and hay fever, ask your druggist for DE-.
HoIliDgsworth's Treatise on Catarrh, free,
or address Globe Medicine Co., Terre Haute,
Ind,
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Below are the present iobbing prices:

Sugar-cured hams-25 lbs. average..........I0s<c
20 lbs. average. &c
TX lbs, aversge...........llszo
10 IDS. average-.......Rr
IL lbs. ayerage..............121zc
10 lbs. average.......... .-12554 40
Cottage hams, to lbs average .....,,.,.. SIC
California hams, 10 to IL lbs. aversge...... SIC
California hams IA TO Is lbs. averaee......... G
English cured breakfast bacon
English shoulders, light or med'm weight. SIC
DRIED peel
Bacon-Clear sides, light or medium w.t.. 94c
Clear backs light or medium w.t.. 9 Q
Clear bellies, medium Weight......... $40
d. 8. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides. unsmoked........ $40
Bean pork. (clear) per Dbl. 200 90
Ham or rump pork, per Dbl. 200 lbs......... IA 90
Also, in half bbls, containing 100 lbs. at half
the price OF the barrels, with soc. added to cover
additional cost of package.
LArd-Pure leaf, kettle winter rendered) SIC;
pure leaf kettle (chilled) Sc; also in halt-bar-
Iels, SSe; 6olb cans in 10o,lb cases, s5sc; 2oIb.
&c; 5-lb do, 6o-lb. cases, CSC; Glib. do. 6O-ln.
Smoked -Bologna-skin. large or
small, &c; cloth. &c. Wiener-wurst. 91sc-
FruAts and Vegetables.
Apples-Fancy. s5@6 per Dbl.
Dried Apples-Eyaporated, 12@13c; common
dried, 51<0G6c.
Peaches-Dried peaches, halves, 79Sc; Call.
foTnia halves, 14@l5c; evaporated, 171291s1Ec.
New Onions-sl so per sack; Spanish, 81 50 per
crate.
New Cabbage-S5 90 per crate.
stawberries-sS so per case; home grown,
SIS 90 per stand.
New Potatoes-s5 80 per Dbl.
Green Beans-S1 5Og92 per box.
Honey-14G18e.
New Peas-S1 50Gl IS per box.
Seed.
Heed-Timothy, 81 95G2 20 per b.; clover, IS 20
"a 05; blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, 75c9sI;
red-top, 5o@65c; orchard grass, 81 o09I 80, owing
TO quality English blue grass, 81 90 per bu, bird
eeed, rape, $3.50; cSnsry, $3.50; hemp, 1850;
miilet, SOC.
Miscellaneous Markets.
Timers suppHes-we quote: Best brand
charcoal tin, /. c., 10x14 12x12 snd 14x20 IS 90;
ix9l0xl4, l4x20 and 12Z12, s. 90. roofing, &c,
4x2, IS .; 20x2s, $40 50912; block tin, in pigs,
&c; in bars, 25c. Iron: q B iron, SIS so; q @
iron, &c; Junists galvanized, 50 per cent. dis
count; refined, SO and 10 per cent. discount.
sheet zinc, exc. Copper bottoms, CSC. Plsnished
copper, soc. Solder 1l016c.
Oiis-We quote: Linseed, raw, soc; boiled,
s2e; lard oil, 5S865c; miners oil, 55CG65c; lub-
IicSting OIL I2G3Sc straits OIL 40G50c; benzine,
lo@lic; coal oil, Indiana legal test, SIZE; 150o
test, SIC; perfection, ll1ze; 1ster.White, 1500
test, 1e7zc.
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HoGs-Reeeipts, 1000 head; shipments, 600
head. Receipts for the trade very light. as
usual on Monday. Values ruled about at Sat
urday's prices.
Select medium and heavy. .........s4 S5l4 95
Common to good lght.... 80. .......-..... 50te4 20
Light and heavy mixed. ...... ..... 509s4 50
Pigs and heavy roughs............. -.... 50G4 %
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LIVE STOCK.
IndianaDOlia.

UNION STOCK YARDS, May 30, 1857.
CATTLE-Receipts, 50 head; shipments, so
head. Bulk of receipts consigned through. Mar
bet quiet at quotations.
Prime shipping steers of 1,4C0 to LOCO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

The pFomps acres meat Of the oppoa-
lss parties 10 the strike On The RsadinR
: nd 10 ssbnit their aiasssnsss to ssbi-
u .slou isdie1tes that there ves good
dsal OF a0muon ssnss On both sides Of
tbs oasrssl. Adisplsy Of snssssooiDs
nlnbboEnesa On the paEt either Of ths
employsrs o. he tmgloytd Sould have
plnnaed she peopls 81 oBg Of ths great
60 siatss 10 tie psiop lnio lss midst of
81 ne hsSsofa sstendant uOou . bitter
an3 prolonged labor var. and that, 100.
10 The oead 81 wioteT. 1ha readiness
svipesd ~ both sides 10 subn !. toe die
puts 10 afbaF. llop indisstss also thai
beth rariss boosssly believe that their
position 10 > last ope. II The strikers
knsw that thsy usrs IL the ~Eoog and
we're creating the disturbances purely Ter
Its oVa SAKE. they wouid have dselinsc
oil propositions lookisR toward aroasrH-
tion. snd u TIE esupanY kDev that q
vas irsatipe ila smPlsyes harahly or
uniasliy, Il vcuid have been sqaaily re-
iaoians 10 sRrss 70 abide By the deei'ion
Of "a impartial iFibsnsI. Tus strikers
NV BE- 10 ths wIone or The smpioytEs
nag b Ia tbs WrooR. Perhaps neither
paltg Is sniissiy ia he riRht. Il lssSi
DIST, howsvr, that both parties OslisVs
that they sEs sIaha and are honest In
msinlainins their positions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

fsrsirn psnsrr. - a.a1z - hNrs
been mnsn sneasasfnf n hi1 sAzfs1 IN
fnss 6frFsfiDa t11n ~ e1s oe4a - gre
rarina s1a m4GNsne. II 80 1111El1H1
i aanfafzn nsa enfHto4 CO... y ssa 90
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ssnesatiess % thas eabiset Fsessvea 10
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80 rnaGa q fr.ae1fai asea1it nson NJ
asnnfAsaufiue rneustrtes 81 thls eoun-
try, and u coseresa eeeosaes tne n1e>-
zee - vii eaoas ore % the worsa -
ses and peEia6s q b19inRas oepEsssieq
tkss shie enunffy hns ever kne9n. II
y dars nss isa1 % rs eeaftafo9 % NJ
qawsrnusns, IL wsli Doa Be fee want q
aofs a. the paFi q Rrs1sosnt Dietslan1
% sseaEs aaeh . rssnlk
huay b answered hat Dr.. Miles &
IN alarmlst, fhaa TIE fssEs 70 whien Be
dives ssasrsnes are thoss Of N exiEsn-
90 NO has lona dssis upon cne idsa
ana ihas ths sonssqasaess veish as
prsdlsss IL ths Legislators Eseonmsnoeo
~ he prsnsdsns b saasted ere abaard-
- ssvsFs. u 10 posnibla that 10 . certain
sx sas thls i tEus. TEE pssapsEGiiss
kswsr Of tts Amsfsesn peopis d sash
ghas thsy ueuld doubslss b able 10
rally frsm she Effects Of any blow hsw-
svsf ssvsrs u slight Be. Il e tFus, boz
ever, that fsw blows ssaId BE- dealt them
shch wosld BE- more severe IL their
coossqusposs than the enaetmset Of
ne free tFads legislation which the
president urges apon eonREess. II
soald close 80 half our faetoFies, sad
tso-lhlrds Of our railroads into the
aands Of receivers, and essats . depIes-
sion 10 business aud fnansiai circles
from whioh 70 would take years TO rally.
saoa prosperity a. the ooontry has had
10 ths PSI It wo1Id nsEer have sRaio.
rhe present tariff has he lnperfecsions.
bot tbs ehsness which Il requires shonld
be made b. he friends ana NOS b. The
pfssidsni's fEes trade allies, whose desire
10 attack the very bsse Of the inssitu-
sioa ana 20 Ovsrthrgv u altogether.
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aoMR EaRtlaIG LAAGUacE M.
SAkblAG vas raAslRkNI's
mGaaAGE.

TIE veil knoua wTitsF. D.. E.P.
Miller. Il net OF that schOel Of political
eeononisgs vito allow The plausibss
itso8hs ef free traders 20 blind then 10
the cold, a,sEn fact thai durlpe a eaar
Ger % . esntury % pro eesiOn toe DATED
States has psesesrtd - no nation aver
pEcspsrsd sna IS re other nation eves
hopee 20 prosper. In = uesnt inter
Wee he ,xpse,ssd bic We've Of shs pfss
gesnt's message IN the fsslowins foFei-
be lsneaassi
VIA, % I Thick % toe psssldsns's
ntssaa, Ia h a stab Of the dsiade1
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Ito II ell mska eisd be tear 81
eVsry etosasa he'd 10 EaFifa IL Ssil
Be tsaofssd ey t0s -eaocs % every Ter
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barker, meieaant aud - lnfaeinrvs
aesfv InssapsF % ta@ C0oisn cab.
tvsry tatss - FspeeliOan insuaitsEs
and Of Amet,ctn ptatNcied iacuslgtss
wil b dsnahtsa Uith o. II les saee~t-
ssoss wers ADOPTED u seed csprivs
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can market the be IL Tue ssgld, -
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n Ter % AeAicsy thae aas oeSsmsns o.
speech wEutsa OF paettseea es J Do
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asas nf thoosands OF ear usnSsaesuF
lne establishments aed Jafn tuots ets-
flSs ed thsEsin into tEa0Pa ans tAisSte
Il Woaid eoovegt tsns % th2asands ~
oraAa asd laeastFa tata cssans<.t az.
nrehistA Il waaia tFaEsfnF taag waa-
esfIslly txtspsratteg sasptna ia ths
DaisSa Slasas tFe asfy lata ,he capAe.-
aos waits % tha hsnks % kealssd.
Fsapes and GefGanF. Il gonld s4a =
% 10 be eRnatasn fsem taa eufsasss
istsfeNs q Is eoshtFg 20 pas Tor la
poFted maxu'as nstd e'oadao;a n de 10
foFr 81 eaa0tFixs. a. 8 nttarEt0 tAksn
fsf "a 10, 30 sd 70 t1s saselas - lhs
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tna utseis = to6aasF 10 shis es1atft
aad tara stn ,asfts gnsa talsnssss Aad
START tha tasRaFiea u Eesaps asd eos-
vert aesis idisfa tato gsSlni safkine-
nsn. Ii PES daaa Clss,isnd I'D
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n RAIlAe Dc eaNaLvE.

0uassmala has last stepped another
flvalu .lon. when Il STATED or boz
Ear % bed Feyolvsd when the oalss
trophs oscurfsd. the Amsrlosn psblio is
not inlormsd. II IL lsfl 10 qaal ianoI-
anes ooassFns0a he obi %. OF the rsvO
laiionisa. Il is ini0smtd only that
battle has been fouRht aud ibas The
FsvalasIon IL ~ an sEd. Tee telegram
bearina this lbSlllIns inIelliRsnee elosss
With ths assurance thAt the republic b
81 peaoe. lhOsah 30 intImAtion IL given
o. to haw loea u 10 likely 10 nmain IN
thas blissfhl eondaioa. GaaisnaiaS
revelations are Liable g. occur ateny
tiae. 1hsy bezin 70 Etvolv. - noi's
lessly. aud naually With as little saule,
~ The one witch hss iosi ossssd 10 re-
volve. The oatside woild . ldom hssis
anything ~ jhsm utth tkey srs ever,
and ttsn " IL informed Only that ntS
Greg u patriots have cot Ftd into ID,
rosa saieH u tie euvtFumens or that's
nsu sEop Of Isb. ls have bsen shot. tts
Only daite 'ion between patriot 81 d
Fsttl bti G that The patriot Is vietoTi~
oua while tie Fsesl is not e Il Asts D
ishiea that mtp ere UIilisg 10 die 10
thtse petty QaA,bl' and sat trey So
ais b. hun rsds sad By thousands.
rsFhsps howtvsr, h 10 ne more ga
tinisolaa than that they are willisR to
de IN osssr thai . bait dean Falsrs
ADD statesmen may de,erm'ns uhai
aAe should O over Aisses LaEFAine OF
woeihsF the tents Of tas Rlsslao srmy
Should be pitched 90 tbs nsrth or tie
sou,e baEk Of see Dina6s. There are
few qaaEFsls between nAiiOns nowadays
that are oct petty, u oes oniy locks
closslE enoush to ere boz getty thsy
are. Yes men are BOT Only villine 10
Gle 10 then, hu1 DO die nsmly cen
vinesd that IN dOlea 40 they are both
pivspg ben atity aud serving God.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

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counziesa tb1un1nds - had - caoose
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mers dnoha tnzn gsa nago tie wncie
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eanps 70 tmoaaoA ons 81 our numbeR,
for : serEsans as-aRn1a wh0 could no1
handis nTenrms well enenah % XII .
duoks weaid not be a. feE the postkfoa,
Ire rsportsR % whom al this eoDs9g-
naefaa wss addressed msaklF naeReHted
shst shs compasat0F might p01afbly have
eccidenlally dropped % thai c.phef.
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you are enEftlsd 70 ths benEna o. ne
dooha, ue ell loi yea % thi1 sime."
and ne news gasbeEeE hgaafhed mGxe
areafy e The party befs him.
Thumaa II. OavAuazah WI, duElnA
ths present wsnk, reu.cge the 1artis9n
psinflna eflos from ii1 pEessni loeAaion
10 GFanaer building, On Main e9eeet.
Mrs. Z. q. Abboss died q her bus
band's home Is South Dui0D at ) o'olook
this morning. Ths funeral services
viii Be held e The south Union church
as 1910 q. m. Tomorrow.
The OgFus walker took . boom OF
100 0 feet Of Logs from Big 6ko0kum
70 Pert Gamble yesterday.
Toe price Of oysters e. Wholesale =
noe q Ger saak, with an upward tend
enoy. 1he pEssent price has been
reached b. gradual Stages from tl.1b
psF sank a. the beginning Of the season.
Mr.. 3. E. Blaekweod, pakser OF the
Emma Hayward, has been promoted 10
me same position on the Ulympian-
NJ. II. Z. Oassbole, present freight
clerk Of the Hayward succeeds 20 ine
poaiki0n made vacant By Mr.. Black
w0ed's pEomotion. These changes went
into ehecs today.
Olympus. Dec. n, 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

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f5r psrsanal reasons and that 10 vas
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